The Island's Chief Minister has confirmed we remain on course to fully lift the lockdown next Monday (February 1).
Howard Quayle MHK has tweeted the news following this morning's meeting of the Council of Ministers to discuss the current measures.
The Isle of Man has currently gone nine days in a row without any new cases of Covid-19 and 15 days without any evidence of community transmission of the virus.
Mr Quayle says "We are almost there. Let’s continue making the right decisions."
Leave extra time to get to Belfast ferry, says Steam Packet
The Steam Packet Company is advising people to leave extra time to make it to the boat in Belfast this weekend.
Volunteer marshals needed for TT
With the countdown now firmly underway to this year's TT, signing-on has opened for the orange army!
Douglas City Hall celebrating 125 years
There's a chance to celebrate the Island's only city hall later this month.
Bank Holiday for St Maughold?
Does the Isle of Man need another Bank Holiday?
Ramsey dentist stops NHS treatments
A dental surgery in Ramsey has stopped offering NHS treatment.
Police say roads will be busy for MiniFest
Police are advising roads could be busier than usual this Bank Holiday weekend as hundreds of Minis are gathering for The Isle of Man MiniFest.
Road Closures on New Castletown Road from Tuesday
Catseyes being installed on the New Castletown Road will mean a series of daytime road closures from next week.
May the Third be with you in Douglas tomorrow!
A group of Star Wars characters will be coming to the Strand Shopping Centre this weekend.
